Welcome to Fukui
Nestled in Japan’s scenic Hokuriku region and facing the Sea of Japan, Fukui Prefecture sits quietly between the cultural hubs of Kyoto and Kanazawa. This peaceful destination is a haven for food lovers—the Wakasa region in the south is even known as Miketsukuni, a prestigious land that has supplied the Imperial Court with the freshest seafood and finest ingredients for generations.
Fukui also boasts a rich heritage of traditional craftsmanship, preserved and passed down through the centuries, and local industries here thrive with authenticity and care. With a focus on close-knit communities, and a slower pace of life in harmony with nature, the region home to Eiheiji, the head temple of Zen Buddhism, offers a refreshing glimpse into a more understated side of the country.
Come and experience the genuine, often-overlooked charm of Fukui—Japan’s best-kept secret.
From KYOTO
- KYOTO
- Train & Shinkansenabout 1 h 18 min
- FUKUI
From KANAZAWA
- KANAZAWA
- Shinkansen about 23 min
- FUKUI
From TOKYO
- TOKYO
- Shinkansen about 2 h 51 min
- FUKUI






























